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I am currently participating a course on coursera where the target is "from nand to tetris". We start with a nand gate and in the end we will build our own virtual computer, our own programing language and our own applictions. Week 1: Boolean logic....
Photo by Geert Pieters on Unsplash The last time we stopped with our scale alphabet. In our case we picked the C Major alphabet. but in the end actually this is the mechanism we will use for the minor Tuning as well. Intervals, Frequencies and other ...
Picture is from Ahmed Rhizkaan Every year for the last 6 years during the summer I am on the mountain at the 'Turracher Höhe'. 'Participating' at the Thomas Leeb Bootcamp playing guitar for 1 week. I am composing a song every year for the last 3 ye...
I was migrating my current server to a new one + ofc distro change from debian to arch. Switching from debian to arch on production is highly debatable :D esp for security patches and staying bleeding edge isn't really a normal approach to ensure a ...
Today I wanted to create a tuple object, so I have a clear type definition. The last knowledge I had was that data-objects have a smaller memory footprint than arrays in PHP. This was true for a very long time, also the immutability since every arra...
Since our current hacksession (Vienna, metalab usually Tuesdays ~ 18:30) still remains in the concurrency realm. the last two weeks were about futures and the runtime implementations. We were experimenting with streams and I wanted to play around wit...
In our regular hacksession, the current season ;), we are focusing on threading. Concurrency/Multithreading is a really hard topic it has a lot of very specific nomenclature and there are different 'levels' of concurrency one might say. I will start...
I was reading the story of Graham Church about Mircoservices And it triggered me :) not what he wrote because it was neutral an comprehensive and well put. I would go for the term network-reliant services. Since you can have multiple other protocols ...
In my journey for better understanding of anything I tend to always return to the basics. To often we base our assumptions on blind 'guess-timations' where we don't understand why something is actually happening but we observed that certain patterns ...
